File:Gololimpicodeonzari.jpg

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English: The first goal scored direct from a corner kick, shot by Argentine player Cesáreo Onzari against Uruguay national team. The match was played in Sportivo Barracas stadium where Argentina defeated Uruguay by 2-1. This kind of goal has been popularly known as "gol olímpico" (olympic goal) since then.
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